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I'm Dorothy Wickenden on today today's Politics and More podcast, David Remnick talks with

Andy Borowitz, the writer of the New Yorker's satirical news column, The Borowitz Report.

Borowitz is an authority on the outrageous side of the news, but even he was surprised by last week's

Republican convention.

When all was said and done late on Thursday night, after Donald Trump's speech, I called up

America's leading political commentator, a man of great probity, the author of the Borowitz

report, my colleague and friend Andy Borowitz.

Well, it completely ruined my theory of the convention that I was starting to assemble.

Can I share that with you?

Please.

Well, I had this theory that, you know, while the press was saying that the convention was a train rack with, you know, Melania, quoting Michelle Obama and Rudy Giuliani just seeming to have some sort of chemical imbalance.

I thought what they were setting us up for was that tonight we would see a Donald Trump who was subdued and presidential and would seem so much more normal than everything we had seen up to that point.

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